For Manchester United sensation Marcus Rashford, it seems that art imitates life. The past year has been tumultuous for the Englishman, marred by multiple incidents ranging from speeding offenses to personal mishaps.
Just recently, Rashford was handed a six-month driving ban for speeding in December 2023. Yet, just two days before his court hearing for this offense, another troubling incident occurred; though this time the Englishman wasn’t even behind the wheel.
Now on Friday, the United duo of Tyrell Malacia and Marcus Rashford were engaged in terrible vehicle accidents.
According to The Sun, he was traveling behind his own Range Rover when it was struck by a black Mercedes.
The Range Rover was being driven by a friend of Rashford’s, with United defender Tyrell Malacia as the front passenger. Following the collision, both Malacia and the driver were advised to seek medical attention and were taken to the hospital.
Cheshire Police confirmed their involvement; stating that they responded to the scene where a blue Range Rover Sport and a black Mercedes C220 AMG Sport had collided.
The driver of the Mercedes, a 55-year-old woman, was arrested on suspicion of drunk driving; she was also taken to Macclesfield Hospital for examination.
Despite the serious nature of the crash, doctors cleared both players and suffered no significant injuries.
Malacia was released from the hospital with no injuries following the accident.
Malacia’s condition and recovery
Malacia, who missed the entirety of the previous season due to a knee injury, was quickly discharged from the hospital and resumed individual training the next day. He is currently following a personalized recovery plan in Manchester. Thus, he did not join the team for their preseason tour in the United States. However, will rejoin the squad soon as he continues his rehabilitation.
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Author : Martina Alcheva
Publish date : 2024-07-28 19:29:47
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